Samer Bechara

Hey Steve,

Sorry for the late reply, we’re more active on our Github repository. We would certainly take it, please submit your patch.

Hi Nuno,

Sorry I just saw this, the best way to contact us is via our Github repository: https://github.com/arbet/wordpress-linkedin-login/issues/

This is extremely interesting. Can you tell me how you would want to display the data?

Reviews like yours always inspire me to do an even better job, many thanks!

Not at this stage, we’ll be adding this feature in a new version.

This is not possible, I’m not sure why you would want to do that anyway. I’ll see if I can add this to future versions.

As far as I know, there are no specific requirements for nginx, I am running the plugin on many nginx installations and they are working properly.

Seems to me that either there was an issue with the LinkedIn API , or there is a firewall preventing you from connecting to LinkedIn.

Use the user meta field pkli_linkedin_profile , it stores all the data that are retrievable for that user. Some users have those fields empty or have restricted privacy settings, this is why you don’t see them.

You need to have the oauth redirect URL in your LinkedIN application set to https://thelinkedinman.com/wp-login.php

For a detailed step by step install, watch this video: https://youtu.be/OL2YEs1TOAE

There was an issue with the plugin back then I believe, which has been fixed in recent versions. This was redirecting you to wp-login.php

As for installation, please see the detailed step by step video on this page: https://thoughtengineer.com/wordpress-linkedin-login-plugin/

Added this to our features list: https://github.com/arbet/wordpress-linkedin-login/issues/23

You can try to add custom code via the hook pkli_linkedin_authenticated to map those profiles.

For anyone reading this, I’ve been in contact with Ben about this one, and I’m pretty sure this is on LinkedIn’s side. If anyone has more findings, please update this issue.

Piklist helps us create the fancy settings pages you see. Without those, there would be lots of unnecessary code needed.

There’s no need to add it to the register page, it already shows on the login page and when user sign in, if they aren’t registered, they will be once the login via LinkedIn.

Most probably you’re logged in and don’t have a logged in message configured under Plugin Settings